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Apple plans no dividend or buyback (Reuters)

Date : 04 Mar 2008 Category : Business

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Reuters - Apple Inc has no plans to declare a dividend or buy back its stock, Chief Executive Steve Jobs told the annual meeting of shareholders on Tuesday, adding that iPhone sales were on track.

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